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Lorraine Karmazyn
However, every time I click the mouse, it just starts to freak out and endlessly loop. I think it's going through the movements at a super high speed, but I eventually have to Alt-F4 the shell to stop it.
You have to be careful when using multiple threads (which is the case here, since mouse.Listener runs in its own thread). Apparently, as long as you are in the callback function, all events are still processed, even after you have called listener.stop(). So when replaying, for each mouse position you set, the on_move callback function is called, so that mouse position is added to your list again, which causes the endless loop.
In general, it's bad practice to implement too much functionality (in this case the "replaying") in a callback function. A better solution would be to use an event to signal another thread that the mouse button has been clicked. See the following example code. A few remarks:
Note that when you run this in a Windows command prompt, the application might hang because you have pressed the mouse button and are then starting to send mouse positions. This causes a "drag" movement, which pauses the terminal. If this happens, you can just press Escape and the program will continue to run.
even if you runecrafted yourself for 8 hours recording the clicks and looped this with a mouse recorder. it would create an 8 hour looped pattern that would repeat and be easily detected.
I can recommend both khal Guardians of the rift and Khal Runecrafter and I believe if you ask nicely Khal does trials so you can see just how good they are.
I just returned to botting recently and as a trial to see what banrates were I managed to get 45 runecraft on a fresh account straight off tuturial island (YMMV and I probably got lucky) but the acc is now 77 rc 73 agility doing bloods.
Im not saying its not possible to escape detection but your odds are lower with a fully randomised bot that has teleport item management. OH theres also the fact that you dont have to create a 3 hour loop to begin with xD. Mouse recorders also generally take control of your mouse, I can run as many osbot clients as my hardware can handle. There are more than 2 ways to skin a cat and by all means, Mouse record away, I personally believe theres a better way but thats just my opinion
sorry i dont agree, i made tons of accounts with mouse recorder to level 200m in bunch of levels, while with bot its hardly to make 10m exp in one skill,, and yea you can use as many clients as you want with mouse recorder, just use window mirror...
Mouse Recorder Pro is a unique PC-based application that allows users to record the motions of their mouse icon upon a screen. This can be a great option for those who are recording how-to webinars for a later date or who wish to troubleshoot any issues that they may be having with a particular website. This application is free to download.
Mouse Recorder Pro is very simply to use. It provides various options and all of these can be modified to suit the preferences of the individual. Examples include the position of the mouse, the response delay (in milliseconds) and the position of the cursor. Other choices found along the top of the window provide basic actions such as record, playback and save. The user will not require any prior experience in order to take advantage of these features.
The disadvantage of a macro recorder is the size of the program. The reason is, the pre-processor will replace all the macros in the program by their real definition before the compilation process of the program.
While macros can be recorded in many applications, the macro recorder doesn't know what you're trying to do, so it just takes a snapshot of the whole feature. That makes for a very messy chunk of code that does a lot of unnecessary things, some of which you may not want.
Given below steps outline the procedure to use this Mac Macro Recorder. The User Interface of the Macro Recorder adjusts itself automatically depending on the Actions you perform. Watch a Video Tutorial which displays how to record and then playback mouse and keyboard actions with this Macro Recorder.
I recently got a Razer mouse that comes with the Razer Synapse software for controlling macro functions, so i need to know if i am safe before i use. Let's not make a case out of this, don't judge me for asking, i don't wanna know your opinion about players that use macro. Its not like its a hack or something like that.
Sometimes people even use macro and script synonymously because a script can replicate a macro function anyways. I can make an autofire macro in AHK or use the one on a fancy mouse, but both use software to replicate superhuman dexterity, is one worse than the other?
A user inputs his/her commands and data through the mouse and keyboard. Through mouse, keyboard and UI automation Actions, WinAutomation can simulate a user's actions. You can create this simulation by choosing Mouse, Keyboard and UI Automation Actions or by using the Macro Recorder - which will automatically generate an appropriate set of Actions that mimic your own, recorded activity.
In addition to building a Process by combining and configuring Actions, you can also use WinAutomation to simulate a user's activities by controlling the mouse and the keyboard. When you open the Macro Recorder, it records your activities and creates a set of Actions out of it, as a Process.
While you can build a Process in WinAutomation by combining and configuring actions from the list of ready made actions in Process Designer, you may find it more efficient to use Macro Recorder to simulate your activities by just controlling the mouse and the keyboard.
There are two ways that the Macro Recorder can be record your activity; one is to record based on Coordinates and the other is Smart Recording. The first method creates mouse and keys actions but the Smart recording is created UI/Windows action.
Coordinate-based: Coordinate based actions will move the mouse to the specific, absolute recorded locations inside the active window. Consequently, any change in the absolute positions of the target elements could potentially render the actions inoperable. Absolute positions depend on screen resolution, operating system and application settings as well as various other factors. This type of recording is only recommended for users that face compatibility issues with the default recording setting.
While recording, if you perform an activity unintentionally and you do not want it to be included in the final sequence of actions, you can move the mouse over the action that you want to delete in the sidebar and a red button will appear in the action's top right corner, as shown below. By clicking on the red button the action will be removed from the list of recorded actions.
Select 1 or 2 channel to affect to x and y of the mouse, Press RKey in IPo windows choose from still/play anim to know if you want to play anim while you record or not. then press CTRL and hold it to record your movement in realtime.
thank god this feature exists in blender , do you know how to config the mouse , for example with the camera , i want to control the camera , i do it , but now then when i move the mouse up , the camera goes left , you know , so there most b a way to config this.;D
some tests,
it is only cause i thougt about some kind of puppeteer thing,
where one use the mouse moving a puppet around,
it uses the game-engine, and does a recording of every
3thrd frame, -> so the used moves in rendering will
only use 20fps instead of the 60fps of the game-engine.